Something does have a bearing on this discussion now that you've brought it up is these ski shows and clubs. In a lot of cases, they do not own the boats. A lot of ski shows have a relationship with a dealer, who floor plans the boats as a demo in exchange for a monthy fee. The dealer then sells the boat, much like a promo member would. I know of one big ski show who's costs have gone up less than $100 a month per boat in changing from the 196 to the 200. They get 6 new boats a year. Three at a time.
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MS. Let's buy your 196 back from Shane. Then we can have a matching set of 196s on the lake.Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward. For it is there you have been and there you will long to return. - Leonardo De Vinci
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There ya go, Phil! I'd even leave the stereo and 15" sub and stuff in it that I had to add since MS was too cheap to order it with a stereo originally! heheheShane Hill
2014 Team 200OB
67 '13 Prophecy
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Might still be true in Texas but up in Wisconsin the days of free boats are long gone. Dealers up here are struggling and while they offer service and deep discounts on boats very few can afford to put club boats on their floor plans. Most clubs purchase and own their boats with dealer support. Would a 200 cost $100 per month more than a 196? Impossible to quantify without knowing the details. What you could quantify is that a 200 is not going to pull the same as a 196, at least the one I drove and skied behind and that is a shame for all parties involved.Originally posted by 2gofaster View PostSomething does have a bearing on this discussion now that you've brought it up is these ski shows and clubs. In a lot of cases, they do not own the boats. A lot of ski shows have a relationship with a dealer, who floor plans the boats as a demo in exchange for a monthy fee. The dealer then sells the boat, much like a promo member would. I know of one big ski show who's costs have gone up less than $100 a month per boat in changing from the 196 to the 200. They get 6 new boats a year. Three at a time.2018 200 Team H6
2009 196 Team ZR 409
2005 196 Limited ZR 375
2003 196 Limited Excalibur
1999 196 Masters Edition
1995 ProStar 190 LT1 (Bayliner)
1987 ProStar 190
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This could be the boat that replaces the 196
new CB 3 event boatAttached FilesLife long Nautique guy
Will ski anytime.
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It has lines similar to the 196 in the second to last photo. This thing must be pretty light too, being carbon fiber. I'm pumped to see one in person.'08 196LE (previous)
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I would like to see a head to head contest of the 2010 200 and the Supra Comp TS6M. Battle of the lead sleds.
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LOL! I skied behind the re-issue Supra Comp last summer (circa mid '90's?). You actually have to duck under the rooster tail at 28 off:-)Originally posted by behindpropellers View PostI would like to see a head to head contest of the 2010 200 and the Supra Comp TS6M. Battle of the lead sleds.'08 196LE (previous)
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Good point, I remembered the '80's Supras skiing much better than that '97. The platform was always underwater too on the re-issue.'08 196LE (previous)
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I have A old T-shirt that reads: Only one boat company can give you a clear choice! Opt up or take the re-ride!!! Ski Centurion!!
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